brown dd están aquí esperando que jerry brown dd aparezca en cualquier momento pero el triunfo de jerrynos especialmente mujeres hispanas que viven aquí en california. >>> estamos una vez más en cualquier momento el candidato aparecerá aquí en este teatro para a declarar su victoria conmigo estoy con el senador..... >>> buenas noches como esta? >>> con mucho feliz estamento esperando el anuncio oficial de gobernador siguiente jerry brown dd gracias votantes inmigrante votante latinos ellos votan cerca de 7 por ciento por jerry brown dd. >>> que significa el voto los california ante este cambio? >>> es importante porque ñl dice que es el futuro de california que votante saben la diferencia que tienen su intereso en su agencia en las personas jerry brown dd. >>> como podemos ver, estamos esperando a jerry brown ddd en estos momentos esta hablando con nosotros quñ significaría que jerry brown dd llegue a la gobernación y para los hispanos, que están a la espera de una licencia de conducir. >>> vamos a trabajar ni trabajo que presentar a gobernador de proposición para la licencia. >>> por 8

governor to jerry brown the sound bite machine. . >>> with this week's election results now in, jerry is heading back to the governor's office in sacramento. it's a job that he left back in 1983 at the end of two terms. on election night 1978, ktvu's kirby perkins looked ahow brown came to win his second term. >> reporter: governor jerry brown, lt. governor mike curb taking together, what does the election of these three candidates add up to? in a word, conservatism law-and- order were the words. >> thiss is a victory for the victims and the potential victims of crimes in californiament [ applause ] . >> reporter: there is no qui that he lost because he was able to portray her as soft oncip. as the author the state's death penalty law he sold himself as the strong law enforcement candidate. >> i see government in the next four years as leaner, as more austere, as more disciplined and i see each of us as relying more on ourselves, cooperating with our neighbor and with our neighbor's neighbor, and really responding to that spirit of frugality. >> reporter: right after the dramatic triu

i have every confidence for jerry brown, that i will be a good lieutenant for governor jerry brown. >> let's see if we can grab him really quickly here. could we talk to you really quickly? >>. >> we're live, yes. >> would you feel comfortable responding? >> i don't know, but you better do it. but look, i like the windows where they're trying to rebuild our confidence when we got going. so we love torture. do you want -- speaking of torture, you've got a big morning ahead of you. >> i was tough that we actually had an election today. they don't. if i actually pull this out, for fewer days more extraordinary than sitting in my wipe, in -- electricity day. >> we'll see you. thaz certainly not a bad day. his wife generalster se mrks. sdplz not exactly saying he's victorious. he says he's, cooling c well, the party's over... i'm dr. oz. and, whether your side won or lost, the yelling season is through. it's time to get over it and get on with it. i went into medicine to help people live longer, healthier lives. but that's so hard right now. more than half of all personal bankruptcies are

jerry! jerry! >> hi, jerry! >> jerry! jerry! jerry! >> it's okay. it's okay. i'm not jealous.ove jerry brown. [ laughter ] >> i've wanted him to win so badly. listen, listen. i want to thank my beautiful family, my beautiful family, they're here behind me tonight, and they're behind me every single day in the darkest moments of this campaign, and the brightest moments of this campaign, and i want to thank the most incredible campaign manager known to humankind, rose cappalchinsky? where is rose? where is she? rose! i ask you to come up on this stage. she has never, never -- she's -- she won't come up on the stage! [ cheering and applause ] >> rosy! rosy! >> rose! rose! >> rosy! rosy! rosy! rosy! >> okay. never mind. she's counting the votes, and she refuses to come up. she is the greatest. i'll never get her to be out front. >> a very unusual development in the race for the united states state senate in california. you are listening to barbara boxer as she speaks to her supporters claiming victory in this race. however, moments ago, carly fiorina, the republican in the race, d

jerry! jerry! jerry! jerry! jerry! >> it's okay. i'm not jealous. i love jerry brown. wanted him to win so badly. listen, i want to thank my beautiful family. my beautiful family, they are here behind me tonight, and they are behind me every single day in the darkest moments of this campaign and the brightest moments of this campaign, and i want to thank the most incredible campaign manager known to human kind. where is she? where is rose? rose, i ask you to come up on this stage. she is never, ever -- she won't come up on this stage. rose! rose! rose! rose! rose! rose! >> okay, never mind. she's counting the votes and she refuses to come out. she is the greatest. i can never get her to be out front. she lead me, the mysterious rose, through four winning campaigns, four. well, our victory tonight belongs to the people of california, democrats, republicans -- >> carly fiorina not willing to concede defeat, but barbara boxer certainly claiming victory tonight. >>> we have seen republicans gain more than 50 seats in the house. that was certainly more than enough to take c

he couldn't mount a campaign against jerry brown. able is a republican that voted for tax increases. he is fighting for his political life. both guys are fighting for their lives. if they win they go on, if not it will be real tough for gavin to come back. is this north versus south? >> yes, it is. two guys that want to be the next governor or next senator in california. has got it all. >> able being a former farmer. he probably took the central valley or had a lot of attention from them. >> it will be interesting to see how this race breaks down. he was able to get latino voter. did it go democratic? like i said two rising stars. two full heads of hair he said as gavin walked on. it is a very close race. and one that may not be decided tonight. >> you're looking at live pictures of san francisco mayor gavin newsom who could be lieutenant-governor by tomorrow morning. >> thank you. we decided as only we can in san francisco and can appreciate we learned what the word torture meant these past few weeks. you guys all thought the world

it died -- and now the chant is jerry, jerry, jerry and he is about to take stage but so far he has notppeared that people are definitely in drinking champagne and celebrating and watch and the return which has now named jerry brown defeating make women. >> that is show the number snacks from the attorney general's race, this is still a tight race, 7 percent of them are reported steve cooley and the district is still leading for kamala harris at 48%. i north-south battle for the top of the law enforcement jobs for the state of california and they are still tight, jonathan blum file list report for the kamala harris report >> district kamala harris who is running against district steve cooley the polls are now closed and they have started to gather to watch the election results come in. this is been very tight and consistently pulling in the same numbers it is too close to call. he favors the death penalty and she is against it. she said she would uphold it but she has been trying to paint coolly as a candidate who is bad for the environment or the last couple of months. lilly is tried t

>> jerry brown said it.e of it's luck in these things, but a lot of it is this democratic advantage. 2.3 million votes. the latinos went for democrats big-time, jerry brown, more than 2-1. women, independent voters. they won those over. and it was on those issues of environment. i know you're going to talk about prop 23, scott. i mean, environment, immigration. i think in many ways the obama agenda, as much as it's vilified in the rest of the country, we still know president obama came out here. that enthusiasm gap as they talked about, the democrats having, just did not exist here. democrats went out to vote. >> can i ask you about the other -- the losing candidates, fiorina and meg whitman. have we seen the last of them? are they going to kind of roll off into the sunset -- >> meg whitman, i think we have seen the last of her. that was a huge defeat of the kind of money that we've never seen in california politics. and as a candidate she was really criticized as being just too scripted and robotic, i think

brown. [ chanting "jerry" ] >> hi jerry.t's okay, it's okay, i'm not jealous, i love jerry brown. i wanted him to win so badly. listen, listen. i want to thank my beautiful family, my beautiful family, they are here behind me tonight, and they are behind me every single day. in the darkest moment of this campaign and the brightest moments of this campaign, and i want to thank the most incredible campaign manager known to humankind, rose k ape lchinski. where is she? where is rose? rose, i ask you to come up on this stage. she has never ever coming up -- she is -- she won't come up on the stage. >> all right. u.s. senator barbara boxer addressing the crowd crowd at her campaign headquarters in los angeles. she is the projected winner tonight over carly fiorina although the margin is not as widespread as some would feel comfortable calling. >> right. >> but she is nonetheless being called the winner by a number of news agencies including the ap and the los angeles times. >> clearly, she is in agreement with that. so we're goin

. >> this morning former governor jerry brown is once again governor-elect jerry brown. why he brought up spirituality and what it has to do with his drive to lead the state. >>> people already trying to get into san francisco for a huge event today. we'll tell you the best way to get there. >>> we'll have the weather for the huge event. and temperatures up near 80. will they cool down? >> reporter: and do you want to see who has front row seats for the parade? we'll tell you. the morning news continues. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. >> that's right. >> it's wednesday. >> november 3rd. >> that's right. i forgot what day it was. >> it's busy. you're pam cook and i'm dave clark. >> thank you. >> and here's steve paulson for weather. >> i do remember steve. >> thank you. we have mostly clear skies. little bit of fog on the coast but it's not going to stop us from getting into the upper 70s. get to the 80s. 76 san francisco. 82 antioch, brentwood. now here's sal. >>> good morning. westbound bay bridge traffic getting a little crowded already. and i suspect it's

incumbent jerry trailing with 46 percent.lican david harper has 49 percent with 20 percent of the precinct reporting but again this somewhat in line with what is happening nationally in a elevate house race across the country this was to be a very close one. earlier prediction were that would it go to the republican in this race for the 11th district. now in the race for lieutenant governor the let take a look at those boards if we can. the democrat is ahead 46 percent to able who is current lieutenant governor with 44 percent. again just 17 percent of the precinct reporting. >> with the latest on this race carolyn is in san francisco with the newsom campaign tonight. carolyn. >> getting really tired. if supporters are starting to pour in. this is near at&t park. the mayor hoping some of the giants victory dust will settle on him. this is battle for who is going to be no. 2. at the advertise challenging if the current lieutenant governor republican able mulled in addition for a spot that most people think is largely ceremony

about jerry brown? fact. as governor, jerry brown supported seven billion dollars in higher taxes. 13 a "fraud" and a "rip-off." fact. under brown, the unemployment rate nearly doubled, to 11%. fact. last year, brown said taxes should be raised again. in a recession. jerry brown: he failed on jobs before, can we afford to let him fail again? today on oprah, the she kept from her partner ellen degeneres. the newspaper that's outing successful gay men in this country with the top 100 list. those stories and more later today at

>> as jerry parks turned away -- >> i look over there. bench and he's just sitting there, a dejected, beaten man. >> yet another confrontation awaited jim jones when he sat down with nbc reporter don harris for an interview. >> last night, someone came and passed me this note. >> harris gave him vern gosney's note asking for help to go home. >> that's who we're talking about. he wants to leave his son here. if johnstown is such a bad place, why does he want to leave his son here? >> in fact, vern gosney had to agree to leave his young son mark behind before jones would let him go. >> all the decisions around my son i -- will, you know, haunt me for the re of my life. >> jones raged at harris. >> people play games, friend. they lie. they lie. what can i do about liars? are you people going -- just leave us. i just beg you, please leave us. we will bother nobody. anybody that wants to get out of here, they can get out of here. we have no problem about getting out of here. they come and do it all the time. i don't know what kind of game -- p

so jerry brown and meg whitman have been going nonstop since saturday. >> jerry brown seemed relaxed and confident on the last day of campaigning starting in southern california before heading home to oakland. as he's done all weekend, the current attorney general spoke about the state's future and what he calls a proven ability to bring people together. >> first, it's telling it like sismt talk straight. number two, let everyone be at the table. we've got to be inclusive and you've got to be fair. >> meg whitman began in the bay area, spending the day in southern california, hoping her $141 million investment of her own money in the campaign will pay off. the former ebay ceo dismissed a post saying her internal numbers show a tighter race and winner will be determined by which side can turn out the vote. >> did they choose a proven job creator or someone part of the war on jobs? someone with a fresh, new perspective or a career politician? and i feel like we're going to win. i feel great about it. >> some think whitman is behind because she never recovered from the day her housekeep

jerry brown is back in the office he held decades ago.itman is saying about her crushing defeat in the most expensive race ever. >>> and it's a political shake- up in our nation's capital. republicans taking the house. the change they promise to bring to our country. >>> good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, the 3rd of november. i'm sydnie kohara. >> good morning to you. i'm juliette goodrich. >>> democrat jerry brown defeated a tsunami of cash, if you will, to become governor of california again. he defeated republican meg whitman 54 to 41% with more than 90% of precincts counted. mark sayre is at brown's campaign headquarters in oakland, where brown plans to hold a news conference this morning. good morning to you, mark. >> reporter: good morning, juliette. many things for the governor- elect to discuss something he will be doing later this morning here at his campaign headquarters in oakland. of course, last night the governor-elect celebrated his campaign victory here in oakland at the fox theatre. brown says he is now of course re

. >> jerry parks' wife was killed and so was congressman ryan and three newsmen. parks ordered his daughter tracy, her older sister and three other youths to run for safety into the jungle. >> we ran too far, and, of course, it's so thick that, like, once you get so far you can't -- you get lost in your direction. >> before night came, we went back to the jungle and started hollering for the kids and no response. and i thought oh, my god, don't tell me they're lost. >> i was the organizer, and anything that needed organizing they gave to carter. >> tim carter, seen here in '78, was a trusted aide to jim jones. he saw jonestown through different eyes. >> it was beautiful. i mean, something about nature, being in the jungle. it was beautiful. >> carter stayed almost till the end. he saw the gunmen come back from the airport. >> the tractor-trailer that had come from the airstrip came up behind and stopped at the kitchen. and these guys jumped out and he said we got the congressman. >> that's when the reverend jim jones told his people this would be the day they'd ha

jerry brown is leading 50% to 45%.democratic incumbent barbara boxer is barely hanging on to her lead over fiorina. 48% for boxer, 47% for fiorina. >>> randy shandobil joins us now to look at what all of this means. >> i've got some help. joining us now is uc berkeley political science professor brady. professor brady is also dean of the school of public policy. thank you for joining us tonight. all across america there seems to be a throw in the -- move. but here in california that's not the case. >> these are two candidates who just seemed never to get traction in this state. seemed never to really figure out what message to provide. and boxer of course is an incumbent and jerry brown is well known to people in california. >> some people worry that california is in such bad shape that it almost doesn't matter who the next governor is. can jerry brown really start turning things around or do you fear a close race. >> prop 25 if it passes, which changes the rule for budget to a majority. that might help and make it eas

jerry brown is leading 50% to 45%.democratic incumbent barbara boxer is barely hanging on to her lead over fiorina. 48% for boxer, 47% for fiorina. >>> randy shandobil joins us now to look at what all of this means. >> i've got some help. joining us now is uc berkeley political science professor brady. professor brady is also dean of the school of public policy. thank you for joining us tonight. all across america there seems to be a throw in the -- move. but here in california that's not the case. >> these are two candidates who just seemed never to get traction in this state. seemed never to really figure out what message to provide. and boxer of course is an incumbent and jerry brown is well known to people in california. >> se people worry that california is in such bad shape that it almost doesn't matter who the next governor is. can jerry brown really start turning things around or do you fear a close race. >> prop 25 if it passes, which changes the rule for budget to a majority. that might help and make it easie

i'm jerry mcnerney, and i approved this message. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> president obama was on the campaign trail today, his last day after four-state swing this weekend. the president is trying to fight off a run can surgeon election day this tuesday. karen traverse has more. >> president obama went to cleveland, ohio today to make one final plea to voters. >> in two days you have the chance to set the direction in this country and this state for many years to come. >> the rally was the last stop on the president's weekend campaign swing wishes had him stumping for several democrats who were trailing in the polls. mr. obama was emphatic. if democratic voters show up on tuesday, democratic candidates can win. >> you can defy the conventional wisdom. >> the final abc news washington post poll before election day brought more grim news for democrats. they are no longer seen as the party of change. in 2008 voters looking for new ideas in a new direction overwhelmingly went for obama. this year vot

jerry brown the victor. much more to come, including jerry brown himself.ou live when he takes the stage. reporting live here in oakland, mike mibach. >> all right, mike thank you. >>> let's turn to the u.s. senate race here in california. the numbers are very close at this hour. democratic senator barbara boxer and carly fiorina are neck and neck. the latest polls showing 47% to 47%. the associated press has called the race for boxer. but again it's very early. if she is the winner it would be her fourth term. rita williams is live now in hollywood where barbara boxer supporters have gathered. >> reporter: julie despite those numbers for the folks here this is all over. as you said associated press and the los angeles times shortly after the polls closed gave this race to barbara boxer. now we know that she has had a rough race in this one against carly fiorina. this was one of the targeted races. she's making a bid for her fourth term. now most of us in the bay area remember that she stard with a marine county board of supervisors then she went to congres

job killer jerry brown. always more taxes, more spending, and more lost jobs. >>> hello, i'm juliette goodrich. it has been the most expensive campaign for governor in state history. and now, it is down to the final 24 hours for meg whitman and jerry brown to make their case. mark sayer is in menlo park where the whitman campaign says the results will hinge on one thing. mark? >> reporter: it was a very brief final campaign appearance for meg whitman here in menlo park this morning. this, just one day before the polls open. >> how are you? >> go, meg, go! >> reporter: greeted by cheering supporters, meg whitman made a brief stop at a coffee shop on el camino real in menlo park. while the latest poll shows whitman behind jerry brown by 10 points, whitman says voters should not believe the polls. >> our internal poll shows this to be a dead heat. you can see the public polls were narrowing the last few days. this will depend on voter turnout. who comes out to vote. >> reporter: whitman used the final bay area

jerry brown! [ cheers ] >> now, in his victory speech he told his supporters there are still tough times ahead for california but said he's committed to working with republicans on the state's challenges. >> i'm hoping and i'm praying that this breakdown that's gone on for so many years in in the state capitol, that that paves the way for a breakthrough. >> jerry brown last served as the governor of california in the ally in the '80s. now, republican meg whitman conceded the race after spending $10 million of her own -- $140 million of her own money on her campaign. >> tonight as not turned out quite at we had opened. we have come up a little short. >> she said she called jerry brown on the phone and wished him well. whitman urged had her supporters to continue to demand change. >>> barbara boxer has declared victory over her challenger, carly fiorina. but fiorina has not officially turned in the towel. she says the numbers are too close to call. boxer 52%, fiorina, 42. rick low zahn know is at --

how is thetraffic, jerry? >>> we're following breaking news in montgomery county, which is certainly having a major impact on the commute. it's a car fire or the remnants of one. 27southbound near montgomery village. right half of the roadway is blocked. two left lanes are getting y. traffic has come to a grinding halt. delays southbound 270 beginning very close to clarksburg now. those of planning heading south out of urbana, frederick, headed towards montgomery village, 355 is your better bet right now. or bail off and take 119 to great seneca highway which parallels i-270. that's a good alternate. right now you d not want to commit 270. south of montgomery village, you're okay. north of that point it is nothing but ake lights. we'll keep you updated. inbound 66 just as the sun begins to think about coming up over the horizon, little volume. no sunshine delaysust yet. new york avenue looks pretty good through northeast, as did kenilworth. we'll head over and check the railfor you. metro, vre, no delays. marc

jerry, how is the traffic now?over what appears have an accident on route 10 in prince george's county. it's deescalating. a good portion of the roadway blocked off. authorities remain on the scene. heads-up for that. let's switch gears and head over quickly. 395 northbound loading up central locations. 95 and 395, a couple spots where you get the sun. won't be long bore we see substantial sunlight delays, i guarantee u. no worries either direction. northbound is just volume as you make your tr up to the beltway. southbound, no rething in place. 405 slightly dayed. joe? >> jerry, thanks very much. this morning, troubling new information about metro and its escalators. turns out the transit agency knewbout escalator brake problems a week before the incident. megan mcgrath joins us in southwest washington where the accident occurred. good morning, megan. >> reporte good morning, joe. a preliminary audit of the escalator system done by an independent contractor found major problems with the braking system. and those p

how is the traffic, jerry? we'll head out and look where we're building on sper state 66 as you head through centreville, fair oaks to the beltway. a tractor trailer stopped in the roadway. 66 and manassas. el be checking on that. that report just in. headed inbound roosevelt, goo news along interstate 66, southeast, pennsylvania avenue to the sousa bridge. we'll head out and check the rails. metro, no dels. we do have delays on vre, fredericksburg, 300, 302 and 304. 503 and brunswick, 872, 874 and 890 all delayed. joe, eun. >> thank you, jerry. >> 6:23. 58 degrees. we are staying on top of the devastating storms that tore through the washington area. roofs ripped off. trees toppled. live team coverage coming up at the bottom of this hour >> you won't believe this. what happened when gun-toting robbers targeted children inside a chuck e. choose. >>> e whole world is buzzing about the royal wedding. it's all about the ring. ♪ ♪ [ dad ] yeah! [ cheers and applause ] [ male announcer ] achievement gets points for

about jerry brown? fact. as governor, jerry brown supported seven billion dollars in higher taxes. he called prop 13 a "fraud" and a "rip-off." fact. under brown, the unemployment rate nearly doubled, to 11%. fact. last year, brown said taxes should be raised again. in a recession. jerry brown: he failed on jobs before, can we afford to let him fail again? which would be great... if i was seven. i'm forty-six. and the tooth fairy doesn't come when you're forty-six. just lots of referrals and appointments and bills that cost tons. maybe i'll keep it... it adds character... right? [ male announcer ] losing a tooth is a big deal at any age. that's why we offer dental coverage. blue shield. woman's purse. but they >>> well it was bad enough when two robbers snatched an elderly woman's purse. but they stole something much more important to her. helen was walking home with her constant companion, a 6-year- old yorkie named deuce when she was accosted, two men demanded her purse and her dog and threatened her with what they said was a gun. >> they grabbed the dog and grabbed the purse and

about jerry brown? fact. as governor, jerry brown supported seven billion dollars in higher taxes. he called prop 13 a "fraud" and a "rip-off." fact. under brown, the unemployment rate nearly doubled, to 11%. fact. last year, brown said taxes should be raised again. in a recession. jerry brown: he failed on jobs before, can we afford to let him fail again? day on a . but as >>> it was bad enough when two robbers snatched an elderly woman's purse in the middle of the day on an ala immediate a street but as don ford shows us they took something much more important to her. >> when they told me to give them my purse and give me nigh doc and i didn't do it in the next second he said "i have a gun." >> reporter: helen bignone was born in 1937, she lives with her best friend a york eaterrier, 6 years old, named deuce. 12:30 in the afternoon last thursday they took her purse and her dog. >> i still didn't turn over the dog but they grabbed -- he grabbed the dog and grabbed the purse and wretched it away from me, i couldn't hang on, i couldn't hold onto the dog or the purse. >> reporter: he

that's jerry parks walking with his wife. the smaller plane, so did larry layton and vern gosney. >> the pilots started the plane and we were taxiing, and we were coming down the runway to take off and then the tractor trailer with the assassins cut in front of our plane. >> this is that tractor and farm wagon. >> and that's when i heard the shooting, and i looked out the window and i said, they're killing everyone. they're killing everyone. i turned and that's when larry shot me once in each side. >> larry layton, the false defector. at the same time, these gunmen leaped from that farm wagon as it pulled up near the larger plane. the nbc cameraman taking this footage was shot dead. >> i really didn't know what was happening at first. i didn't know what the sounds meant, and then when i realized that they were gunshots, i just -- i ran under the plane. >> leo ryan ducked behind a wheel but was killed. the only u.s. congressman ever assassinated while in office. these are photos never seen publicly until now. lying behind ryan

i'm jerry mcnerney, and i approved this message. you know it's bad when the press asks if you'd take a lie detector test. meg whitman didn't tell the truth about not voting or about how long she lived in california. she got caught in insider deals at goldman sachs. she changed her story about physically abusing an employee. she campaigned as tough as nails on immigration knowing her housekeeper of 9 years was undocumented. her tv ads have been condemned as false and misleading. and even her hometown newspaper said meg whitman has demonstrated "a loose relationship with the truth" halloween party in oakland early this morning. the gunman... still on the loose. the shootings >>> nine people wounded at a shooting in oakland early this morning. the gunman is still on the loose. the shootings happened after midnight at the historic suites ballroom at broadway and 19th street. police say there were about 600 people there. they believe the intended target was a man. many of the wounded are women and innocent bystanders. police are trying t

>> jerry, thank you.e are followin a developing story off the pacific coast. two tugboats pulling that broken down carnivalruise ship should arrive in san diego in just a few hours. that's a huge relief for the 4500 people on board. their vacation nightmare is just about over. news 4's aaron gilchrist joins us live from our newsroom with the very latest. i bet they can't wait to get off that cruise ship. >> you talk about a nightmare, eun. imagine spending hundreds of dollars for a week-long luxury cruise to the mexican riviera. sounts pretty nice. not so much for 3,000 vacationers who got on the "splendor" sundamorning and now they're eating hot spam. the good news is tugboats have pulled the ship into the waters off san diego. it should reach the harbor in that city in about 3 1/2 hours or so. for four days now the 4500 passengers and crew have gone from powering toward mexico to being dead in the water,o slowly limping back to california. the ship left long beach monday morning and an engine room fire

rowley turned to jerry blaine. "and jerry, since you are in the lead car, did you ever hear this over your radio as well?" "yes, sir, i did. i heard exactly what floyd just told you." the thing about this, this is the whole thing about the ivy league charlatans' thing. jerry blaine told me that the ivy league charlatans thing came from the guys. i can't remember -- i can't remember who said it. boy, his memory got real good five years later because now, he is claiming he heard it over the radio, floyd boring, ok? it's unbelievable, and it's just amazing to me, you know, there never would have been a book if i didn't send a 22 page letter, ok, to clint hill, that pissed him off so much that his very good friend, jerry blaine, came out with his book as counter, ok? these are some things i recommend everyone to buy it online, no censorship, it's my first amendment rights, ok? there are some nice pictures and nice known assassination things, and there are even some good assassination related things in here but it's ver

jerry brown? back. >> jerry brown is back. he is the solo under pent operator as he has always -- solo independent operator as he has always been. over at the fox theatre last night he had thousands of people going with him in every fashion and he was vintage jerry brown. as good as ever. >> he wasn't in los angeles with the other democrats. lone wolf as ever. >> that's the nature of who he is. he campaigned that way virtually full time. i can't find one photographer of all of the members of the democratic ticket in the state of california on the same stage at the same time. ordinarily there would have been closer rallies in l.a. and san francisco with the whole ticket and some luminary like bill clinton showing up. >> they didn't need him. they won. >> big surprise? >> the biggest sprites for me nationally is the state of pennsylvania, the biggest surprise virtually went red. i was blown away by how dominant the republicans have become in the eastern part of these united states. but what was even more dramatic, was the win by

how is the traffic now, jerry?. 395 northbound, just volume right now. but plenty of it. reduced visibility. slick roadways. as you head north through landmark en route to downtown, near gleeb road, lanes are open so far this morning. keep our fingers crossed. if you're headedinto town this morning, pennsylvania avenue picking up a little volume. heading across the soausa bridge. third street tunnel, we have a problem. i do belve this car is facing the wrong way. he's pointed that way. traffic is going that way. how that happened, i don't know. but we'll find out and let you know. out to the rails, metro vre with no delays. mark, penn 402 canceled. tro will honor tickets. joe and eun. >> all rit, jerry, thank you. >>> why it soon could cost money for your son or daughter to ride a school bus. > a high school student is gaining nation attention for how he came to the defense of a teacher. >> and it didn't take long for the defense to put on its case in the cndra levy murder trial. how attorneys tried to move ♪ ♪ [ d

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it is still a benefit for jerry brown. he now has something no other governor has had insurance since the 30s. he can propose a budget. he has a good chance at getting it passed in june -- >> getting it to 9 governor on time. it only happened a handful of time the last 30 years. >> and this might happen when you have bad times. >> yeah, the majority is gone now. >> ironically, voters went for the majority at the local government level. there is no clear message about what voters want. >> bruce, thank you very much. political analyst bruce cane. >>> more election coverage to come, including the race that will determine whether gavin newsom stays on as mayor of san francisco. >> and also ahead, the candidates who are leading in oakland's mayoral race. this election was something different for voters there. we'll have that story. >> and as we go to break, here is a parcel tax measure on the ballot in the bay area. >> well, thank you very much. thank you for being part of this cause to fix california. [applause]. tonight has n

jerry brown has a slight lead over meg whitman. but the associated press has called the race for brown. so far raw numbers show a very tight race. all across the nation, a different story republican candidates have won enough seats to gain control of the house of representatives. much more on that coming up. back here in california the early returns indicate proposition 19 which would legalize marijuana is losing. ktvu is covering breaking news right now. we will bring you live coverage from along the bay area, the state and washington, d.c. >>> never before have we seen a race like the california governor's race. meg whitman spent $140 million of heifer own money. right now it is still unclear if investment is going to pay off. here are the current numbers, jerry brown took an early lead when the polls closed and he has been holding on to it ever since now. the race has not yet been officially called but as you

now, jerry, how ishe tuesday traffic?, we continue to flow breaking news out of prince george's county. chopper 4 remains over the scene of the accident. this is the outer loop of the capital beltway, near route 4, pennsylvania avenue. all lanes were closed. right now it's the far right lane. that temp rarely blocked off. the outer loop of the beltway comes to a brinding halt at route 5 getting up to the accident scene. inner loop close to braddock road, broken down truck. inner loop delays begin at the i-95 interchange and wear your sunglasses today. joe and eun. >> this is before the holiday rush. >> yes. >> some of the getaways begin today. >> you're right. >> well, that is news 4 today. thank you for starting your day with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be right back here tomorrow morning. we start at 4:30.

about jerry brown? fact. as governor, jerry brown supported seven billion dollars in higher taxes. he called prop 13 a "fraud" and a "rip-off." fact. under brown, the unemployment rate nearly doubled, to 11%. fact. last year, brown said taxes should be raised again. in a recession. jerry brown: he failed on jobs before, can we afford to let him fail again? come on in, and i'll give you a free quote. quote and compare in about 8 minutes. now, that's progressive. call or click today. this morning the jus >>> are some videogames to violent to be sold to kids in -- to kids? that's the question for the supreme court this morning. the judges will hear arguments on a california law that bans the sale of violent videogames to children. the 2005 law covers games such as halo and call of duty. retailers would face fines of up to $1,000 if they sell the games to kids under 18. an appeals court struck down the law last year. >>> berkeley police have made a second arrest in a double shooting. they arrested a 20-year-old man yesterday. he is charged with the murder of one man and the attempted k

this is where jerry brown celebrated with his supporters last night. the marquee is still lit right now. full of energy, key yaift and ready to serve the people of california once again. governor-elect brown the democratic ticket beat former e bay ceo meg whit man. his resume included governor of the state nearly 30 years ago and two term mayor of oakland did not make him a shoe in to replace governor schwarzenegger. recent exit polls had him up double digits less than two weeks before the election. he will become the oldest governors in state history ironic when he was the youngest. he told the crowd last night he's ready to take office. >> i take as my challenge as forging a common purpose. but a common purpose based not just on compromise but on a vision of what california can be. >> reporter: this was an expensive race to sacramento. meg whitman, the republican challenger spent $141 million of her own money. although campaigning on not owing anyone in anything in sacramento her image took a hit after refusing to pull negative ads after brown challe

. >>> tras el triunfo jerry brown (d) adelantó una serie a de italia de medida que echara a andar. >>tercero mandato jerry brown (d) dijo que se compro mete a quien entrar áreas donde exista el mal gasto para comenzar con los ahorros éñ sabe lo que se viene. >>> (hablan en inglés yo no cree este desastre, voy a decir la cosa como son y harñ todo lo posible para que la cosa funcionen. >>> jerry brown (d) ganó contra meg whitman jerry brown (d) dijo que votante de california no esta dispuesto a aumentar los impuestos. >>> por último reconoció el apoyo de los latinos, comienza una nueva etapa en la política de california con el nuevo gobernador promete ser el gobernador creativo para ser hace año y tambi un gobernador que será conservador. >>> todo parece decir que el el alcalde de san francisco, gavin newsom, será el próximo vice biendor de california gaby luchó para mantener el cargo este año. >>> Él obtuvo 50% de los votos todavía faltan números. >>> los que siguen tirando el triunfo, son los... es que tras el con tiene de 100% la demócrata de san francisco estaba como ganadora por ap